DOT Probes Southwest Airlines Scheduling After Holiday-Travel Meltdown
BusinessSouthwest says it will cooperate with requests from government officials Source link
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New York Attorney General Probing Madison Square Garden’s Use of Facial Recognition Technology
BusinessProbe related to company’s alleged use of the technology to bar certain ticket holders from its venues Source link
Surge in Hiring by Small Business Complicates Fed’s Effort to Cool Economy
EconomyU.S. EconomyCentral bankers point to labor market as a primary driver of high inflation Source link
Rupert Murdoch Withdraws Proposal to Merge Fox Corp. and News Corp
BusinessMedia & MarketingSpecial committees of the media companies’ boards had been reviewing Murdoch’s proposal Source link
Microsoft Earnings Fell Last Quarter Amid Economic Concerns
BusinessEarningsSoftware giant’s revenue growth slowed to a more than six-year low as demand for cloud services cooled Source link
Amazon Launches $5-a-Month Prescription Drug Plan in Further Healthcare Push
The new Prime membership benefit, dubbed RxPass, will offer unlimited access to commonly prescribed generic medications. Source link
WSJ News Exclusive | Ford in Talks to Sell German Plant to China’s BYD
WSJ News ExclusiveBusinessA deal would mark a big step overseas for China’s electric-car industry Source link
Twitter Headquarters Landlord Sues Elon Musk’s Company, Alleging Unpaid Rent
The suit joins the other legal battles between the social-media company and vendors since Elon Musk acquired the business last...
Elevance to Acquire Louisiana Nonprofit Health Insurer
HealthThe company didn’t disclose terms of the deal, which could add roughly 1.9 million members Source link
Janet Yellen Pushes China on Debt Relief for Zambia
The Treasury secretary, during a three-country trip to Africa, pursued a crucial test of a U.S.-backed effort to help developing...
Spotify to Cut 6% of Workforce in Latest Tech Layoffs
TechStreaming company says move is part of broader cost-cutting measures Source link
WSJ News Exclusive | Janet Yellen Dismisses Minting $1 Trillion Coin to Avoid Default
Treasury Secretary says the Federal Reserve likely wouldn’t accept a platinum coin if one were minted in an effort to...
Economy Week Ahead: U.S. GDP, Household Spending in Focus
EconomyEconomy Week AheadBusiness-activity surveys from around the world, as well as Canada’s monetary-policy decision, are on tap Source link
China’s Reopening Complicates Global Fight Against Inflation
A stronger Chinese economy would boost demand for commodities but could also ease supply-chain bottlenecks—resulting in mixed signals for central...
Tesla, Microsoft Are Headlining First Busy Earnings Week of 2023
BusinessEarnings PreviewVerizon and Southwest also on tap as economists gauge effect of interest rates Source link
Unemployed Americans Find Job Searches Take Longer as Labor Market Cools
In December, 826,000 unemployed workers had been out of a job for about 3½ to 6 months, up from 526,000...
How Apple Has So Far Avoided Layoffs: Lean Hiring, No Free Lunches
The iPhone maker’s workforce grew 20% in the past three years, a far slower pace than rivals. Source link
The Offshore Oil Business Is Gushing Again
The $1.2 billion Deepwater Titan sat idle in a Singaporean shipyard for five years, looking like an abandoned cruise ship...
New Display Tech Is Coming From Apple, Google, Meta and Others
American adults spend the majority of their waking hours looking at screens—and yet most of those screens, including the one...
Janet Yellen Says Treasury Can’t Prevent Default if U.S. Breaches Debt Limit
PoliticsMissing a payment on any government obligation would constitute default, Treasury secretary says Source link
